What's cracking big dogs? Welcome bike to the HQ. Welcome bike to the headquarters. Welcome bike to the

channel. Welcome bike to my living room, my apartment says big dogs got to eat fantasy football BDGE.

I feel like a lot of people still have no idea what that name stands for. It's very confusing.

Been a part of my life for a few years so I actually know what it stands for but if you don't know what it stands for, it's big dogs got to eat.

I am Nicholas.

And I'm here to talk about consistency levels.

I'm here to talk about wide receivers and running back specifically.

If you missed last week's episode about quarterbacks and tight ends, I would suggest you go bike and check that out.

Because that was a good one. the goods, the bads, the floors, the ceilings, the consistent players that you're looking for in your lineup.

Listen, floors are great.

Ceilings are great.

The St.

the fucking Sistine Chapel.

All right?

We need consistency week over week in order to rack up dubs over the season long process.

That is fantasy football, right?

In the offseason, we get so wrapped up, and especially around like like combine time if you're playing in dynasty leagues

like we get wrapped up in shit that is so ridiculous like hand size and and someone's weight being at

two oh two instead of one 99 40 time being at 451 instead of 447 i'd do it too i am absolutely a

problem when it comes to that however with all these numbers and the overload

of it, I feel like sometimes the analytics of fantasy football has become its own industry

in itself. I feel like some people that are on Twitter talking about analytics and numbers

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